BBVA has become part of the board of the Foundation of the Spanish Institute of Analysts, which already has 32 participating entities, as reported this Thursday by the association itself.
For the foundation, this incorporation will enrich the exchange of ideas and enhance the dissemination of useful knowledge for society, while facilitating a greater presence of BBVA in debate forums, studies, and other initiatives promoted by the entity.
"Having the support of a reference entity like BBVA strengthens our capacity to promote independent analysis, quality training, and the exchange of knowledge among professionals in the sector," emphasized the president of the Spanish Institute of Analysts, Lola Solana.
For his part, the global head of Institutional Relations at BBVA, John Rutherford, stressed that this decision represents "a natural bet" for rigor and high-level knowledge exchange.
"We greatly value the Foundation's ability to channel the debate on the economic, regulatory, and technological challenges that define our sector. We are convinced that our global perspective, combined with the excellence and analytical independence that characterizes the Foundation, will allow us to contribute significantly to enriching the analysis and dissemination of ideas that provide real value to society and the Spanish financial ecosystem," concluded Rutherford.